Tag: Brazil
Persistence and Reinvention: Fabiano Cid on Thriving in the Continually Shifting Translation Landscape
Fabiano Cid, Chief Solutions Officer at Powerling, details his rocky start as a freelance translator as well as the major industry shifts, the latest of which being AI. He offers his perspective on the future of the business and his place in it, likening himself to an atomic bomb-surviving cockroach (in the best way possible).
The Need for More Inclusive Japanese Language Services
The Japanese language extends beyond Japan’s shores through diaspora communities across the globe. However, the language services market doesn’t take into account its vast diversity.
Translating Across the Portuguese Landscape
In the language industry, Portuguese is often defined by its two largest variants: Brazilian and European Portuguese. However, this surface-level view obscures the vast Lusophone world.
From Typewriters to AI: Can Translators Thrive in a Changing World?
Having worked as a translator for 60 years, the author has seen firsthand how technology has shaped — and often challenged — the craft. Today, one question lingers: Does AI enhance or diminish the role of the translator?
Reddit Expands Machine Translation to Over 35 New Countries
The update is designed to improve accessibility, allowing Reddit users to read user-generated content in their preferred language automatically. Powered by machine learning, Reddit’s translation functionality is expected to evolve and become more accurate as users interact with it.
Tag Appoints Language-Tech Pioneer Brock Hansen as Head of Localization
Brock Hansen brings unparalleled expertise in translation, localization, and technology to enhance global brand communication.
Diego Perez
"As I tread the uncertain path of video game localization, the nomination to MultiLingual is both reassuring and encouraging."
Registrations are now open for the first conference hosted by BLISS
The Brazilian Language Industry Association (BLISS), Brazil's first association of language companies, was established in 2021 with the primary goal of fostering and preserving...
BLISS: The happy union of Brazilian LSPs
Under the banner "Together we are stronger," eight language service providers announced the creation of BLISS, the first Brazilian association of translation companies. The...